Metku does a big ATI HD 4850 roundup. Get in on the action!

Virtual Hideout compares Zotac’s 9800 GT AMP, 260 GTX AMP, and 280 GTX AMP Edition video cards. Get AMPed up!

Hexus threw two Sapphire HD 4830s in Crossfire up against a GTX 280 and beat it for £200.

Phoronix continues the series on Linux graphics performance, this time tackling Intel.

TechReport analyzes the AMD vs NVIDIA price battle with enough charts and graphs to make your mind spin. In short: AMD undercuts like it’s going out of style.

There are usually two types of people looking for aftermarket video card cooling; those who want to overclock the card for additional performance, and those who want a quieter solution from the often times audible stock cooling solutions prevalent on many of today’s offerings. Whatever the case may be, Thermalright is there to help with its new T-Rad² GPU cooler. (more…)

A pocket-sized video projector, the Aiptek PocketCinema V10 has potential.

Phoronix tests open-source graphics on Ubuntu 7.04 through 8.10, starting with the ATI performance.

Guru3D tests 16 video cards in Call of Duty: World at War.

Hardware Canucks rates the EVGA 9800 GTX+ 512MB as a better buy than the popular HD 4850.

The Sparkle GeForce 9500GT 1GB is good for a Linux media PC, according to Phoronix.

Benchmark Reviews says the Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 is a solid card.

Tweak Town reviews the Palit Radeon HD 4870 Sonic 1GB.

TweakTown tests the new Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 in Crossfire. Four cores!

AMDZone says the Sapphire Radeon HD 4830 solves the heat issues with the HD 4800-series.